No Rear Screen Needed to Take Good Photos!
In this video I talk about how to successfully shoot photos with a camera that has no display (back screen) by using the Leica M-D as an example. I explain key success factors that will help you become more confident in taking pictures without the need of looking at a preview of the photo on the back screen. This video also applies to photographers who are shooting with analog cameras and can also be relevant for those who want to get over the habit of constantly checking their results directly after taking the photos. Fact is: You don't need a display to take good photos. All shots were taken on my Leica M-D. Leica lens specifications: http://us.leica-camera.com/Photograph... Bryan Peterson - Understanding Exposure: https://amzn.to/2BB4W80 Barton 1972 camera strap I use: https://amzn.to/2V3I1tB If you enjoyed the video I would be grateful if you would subscribe, press the like button and/or leave a comment. Instagram: / the_m_photo Facebook: / the.m.photo3025 *This video is not sponsored by Leica.

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